Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-21
L W. H. TayIOlI w. Il. TayI

she fsstens them on her tiny SLIPPERS
know that she is quite la mode.
In millinery there is yet but little
chsDge; coarse straWs Of two shades Of
color are favorites. These are simply
trimmed with soft silk, amid the loops OF
which are upright wings. Ia travelling
the gay plaited handkerchief il much ef-
fec1ed. TCques are popular, but the in
preston seems to be that hats viii DC
larger SIS the season advances. In BON
nets the COrOnet front is much seen
White picOt edged ribbon is still used,
the more fashionable Will be g corded
edge or fat satin strip. The milliners
speak OF using for fall trimming ribbon
four or five inches in width, which Will
certainly test their skill IN tasteful ad-
| jusJment.
STREET COSTUMES.
Very elegant Is church or visiting
dress, with pIested skirt OF rich silk and
long full draperies the waist is of silk
and velvet, very elabOratelv finished with
| bead trimming. The points of the corssge
are very long, with velvet at the lower
| part; long, slender, Wedge-shaped piece
| OF velvet IS set IN the outside of the cor
| sage from neck TO waist. Beat ornaments
and tassel5 adOrn the front, and ribbon
| bows and lace are on sleeves and back
| snd st the throat.
/ costume intended for early fall wear
| shows the dress of dark green broCaded
SILK, made with redingote panels, opening
| over drGped tablier Of dark green satin.
! Drspery Of brocade aGorns the back, and
| the pointed corsage is of the same elegant
material With this is worn a sleeveless
Jacket OF Denzaline, nearly covered
! with rich psssementerie Orna-
ments, forming yoke at the top, and
long pointed ends in front, trimmed with
lace. Psssemen.erie finishes the edge Of
the Jacket, and the pelerine sleeves are
composed of TWO lace hounCes. The
bonnet is in green and red straw, and is
trimmed with ribbons and feathers in the
same coloTs.
TWO DRESSES.
a very unique dress is of plain and
plsid surah. Ire plaid Is made up bliss;
the skirt is in wide side plaits, the waist
full, falling over the skirt in front in
blouse fashion, long coat body of plain
goods, with extra points CT velvet, very
narrow at the top and widening 10 q
point below the visit; standing collar,
with bow at The side, aud plain cuffs.
A very stylish dress for little girl is
of plain and striped sGrGh Skirt and
full-lengta front CT plain goods il side
plaits; coat body, with wide revers OF
striped goods aud plain sleeves with
wide cuffs OF striped silk; pain collar
and shirTed yoke; ribbon belt crosses
the front ever the long plated waist, and
is tied ii bow at one side.
BENGALINE TEA GOWN.
Tea gowns fer the present season ere
made OF summer Bengsline in Pom pa
|. dour stripes dreped over g lace skirt
The overdress of the BeEgaIine is g
straight full polonsise, cut very long, witt
the fronts drawn back to the sides bJ
pleats on the hips, disclosing the from
. bresdths CT the lsce lower skirt, which i:
long and full, With scalloped lower edge
. and gathered top.
NOTES.
: Everything antique il the wey of lew
? elry is now the rage.
a fsvorite French combination of tint:
is that of light blue with lavender.
) Checked silk kerchiefs are used for ma
trimmings, fchus and plastrons.
5 Ladies in black are wearing little rounl
? shoulder capes trimmed with deep fringe
Coarse braids ere more stylish than an,
OF finer weave for dressy hats, either il
j black or in colors.
4 Bracelets in silver to match the bell
g and girdles now so much worn are con
: sidered CONNIE II fault.
8 The panel which is formed of q ladde